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Kris lundy was able to stop the other football team from making a touchdown tackling the quarterback. choose the clearest and most effective revision of the above sentence. a. kris lundy was able to stop the other football team tackling the quarterback from making a touchdown. b. the other football team from making a touchdown, kris lundy was able to stop tackling the quarterback. c. from making a touchdown, kris lundy was able to stop the other football team tackling the quarterback. d. tackling the quarterback, kris lundy was able to stop the other football team from making a touchdown. i will name the !

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